Meeting Christina Ricci

Non-fiction, about 4,000 words. This past weekend (March 23 and 24, 2019, for anyone reading this in the not-so-near future), I went to the Spooky Empire convention in Orlando, Florida. I'd never been before, and probably wouldn't have gone this time, if I hadn't seen the list of celebrity guests. Prominent at the top of... Continue Reading →

Twelve Years of Scrobbles

I started using Last.fm in January 2007 to "scrobble" my music plays, that is, keep track of the number of times I play each track, each album, and each artist. Since then, my total scrobbles have just exceeded 300,000. I've listened to 40,256 total unique tracks during that time; 16,671 unique albums; and 6,438 unique... Continue Reading →

Not a Vampire Girl

Fiction by M.K. Eidson, intended for a mature audience. About 4300 words. Walking alone on the beach is not something I do often. I don't get to the beach much, and never by myself. But Jenny had decided she wanted more sun, while I wanted to stretch my legs, so there I was, treading the... Continue Reading →

The Dreams of Unborn Gods

That's right, I've decided on the title for my debut New Adult fantasy novel. The Dreams of Unborn Gods is undergoing the last edits before I submit the manuscript to beta readers for a final round of critiquing. One more round of edits after that, and then.... Will I self-publish or try the traditional publishing... Continue Reading →

Spoilsport – Short Fantasy Fiction

The following is a fiction piece of exactly 100 words, according to Microsoft Word. Enjoy! · The sight of mingling coworkers, bobbing and swaying in their greens and reds, made me nauseous. With a petite Asian woman on his arm, my officemate Jonas sidled next to me. “Rob, meet Amy.” She offered me her hand,... Continue Reading →

My Musical Favorites for 2017

It's that time of year again, when people like me tell the world who their favorites were for the year, whether it be books, movies, music, or whatever. I've been making lists like this for my musical favorites since I was a teenager, and I'm not stopping now. As a kid, I couldn't share my... Continue Reading →

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